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Don`t you think that developing a board at this stage will be a lengthy and time consuming affair for a novice like me who has not even finished learning c. I have never ever programmed a MC yet.
My idea with buying a development board is so that I can play with the 8051 application and learn...
Yesterday I came across this link. It has a lot of data on controlling BLDC, Stepper and Brushed motors. They offer program as well. May be its helpful in some way.
https://www.microchip.com/wwwcategory/TaxonomySearch.aspx?show=Application%20Notes&ShowField=no
Under SELECT AN APPLICATION...
I am gonna start programming and using a micro controller. I do not have any specific task yet defined, but I would like to do already done 8051 practicals, so that its easy for me to understand the basic concept.The least power MC of 8051 is ok for me as a learner.
I got stuck when I wanted...
Its getting more complicated.
I googled datasheet for P80C51A and I am getting data sheet for P80C51. Where is the A dis appearing in the datasheet?
How come I have this micro controller with A at the end and no exact datasheet for the same product!!!
Why are things so freaking complicated...
Hi ,
I recently have started learning c and will be starting doing some basic level experiments with 8051 micro controller. Initially while buying my first 8051 micro controller I just walked into an electronics shop and asked for an 8051 micro controller and the shop keeper without asking...
I really feel your pain.
I am a mechanical guy and I seriously feel I should have done electronics engineering since I was naturally good at mechanics. I have always wanted to build new and outstanding things and the only thing that has kept me from achieving success is the sound knowledge of...
most of the cnc machine websites that sell cnc kits, have a single power supply with 24 volt @ 3.5 Amps x number of Nema 23 stepper motors. I was wondering if these switch mode power supplies have some kind of current limiting process for each power output terminal. Even for a rare case where...
I did not understand.
The motors are connected to the stepper Drivers and the power supply of 24 volt @ 3.5 Amps max is given to the stepper driver.
So if I used the 24 volt @ 10.5 Amp power supply then will the stepper motors under load not tend to pull more Amps than 3.5 ?
What type to use? - Switch mode power supply.
HI,
If I want to run 3 stepper motors with each one needing 24 volt @ 3.5 Amps then what will the switched power supply be like?
Can it be a 24 volt @ 3x3.5= 10.5 Amps or do I need to buy 3 individual power supplies with 24 volt @3.5 Amps rating?
I am not an electronics guy and I am not good at English words(find it difficult to remember exact words ) so it might be a bit hard to put together in words what I want to ask so guys I beg your understanding towards me.
I have a question about the electronic head used in reading linear...
I have this BSNL 3g modem manufactured by Teracom. I am facing an issue of frequent disconnection:-(. This has been a terible problem for me. I have decided to build an antenna for this modem. I am a mechanical engineer and can do the mechanics part of fabrication etc. I need some ones help in...
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